Drive DeVilbiss Healthcare has launched the PulmO2 Oxygen Concentrator to improve access to oxygen therapy in low- and middle-income countries.

For most seniors, the idea of being tied to an oxygen device feels restrictive. But two brothers invented a way to reel that back.

But the space is set to get even more active, with a new wave of neurotech: wearable devices targeting the brain. The neurotechnology category tends to be associated with brain implants.

In an attempt to improve job sites, researchers have designed a system of wearable sensors that rely on machine learning to monitor workers for signs of physical strain and tiredness. In doing so ...

By using information and communication technology (ICT) alongside a range of wearable measurement devices ... heart rate, blood oxygen, and other health parameters. Since 2020, the number of ...

Learn more › In the ever-expanding world of devices, our attention is turning to smart rings, an increasingly popular option for those looking for an all-day (and night) wearable. While ...

NEC is showing a technology that can analyze a person's wellbeing without a wearable device. The system uses 10 seconds of video of a person's face to determine pulse, blood oxygen level and more.